Samsung Galaxy SII Plus GT-I9105 Service Manual

The Samsung Galaxy SII Plus GT-I9105 is an Android smartphone manufactured by Samsung announced in December 2012. It has a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus screen with a Gorilla Glass coating, 8-megapixel rear camera, and 2-megapixel front. It has a dual-core processor at 1.2 GHz and a RAM of 1 Gb, located between the Galaxy S II and the Galaxy S III. Although it is practically identical to the original S II - both externally and in the specifications - it differs in that it is available in blue and white (the same colors of the S III) the processor that owns is a Broadcom VideoCore IV instead of the Exynos 4 of the S II and in which the internal memory has been reduced to 8Gb (unlike the 16 / 32Gb of the S II). 

Like the Samsung Galaxy III, when it is taken out of the box, the S II Plus offers the possibility of getting 50Gb in Dropbox for 2 years. There is also the I9105P version that incorporates NFC connectivity; However, unlike the international version of I9105, the NFC version will only be sold in some European countries. Apart from this, the S II Plus maintains almost all the general lines of its predecessor, among them the connectivity MHL - that allows using the USB port for HDMI output - and the technology DLNA. 

While the Galaxy S II Plus has the same design as its predecessor, the structure now has a better grip and has the same design as the S III. It is available in the same colors Marble White and Pebble Blue as the S III, and unlike the S II, the S II Plus casing has the same texture as the S III, which makes it sometimes slippery. The dimensions are 125.3 x 66.1 x 8.5 mm, although the version with NFC is a little thicker and therefore heavier. It has a Super AMOLED Plus screen of 4.3 inches covered with Gorilla Glass and resolution of 480 x 800. Although the screen is the same of the original S II, the advantage that has with S III is that it has a conventional Super AMOLED screen and So it uses the PenTile technology, while the Super AMOLED Plus screen delivers sharper images due to subpixel magnification, creating a density of 217 PPI, thus returning to RGB technology.

Table of contents Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Service Manual

Safety Precautions

Specification

Product Function

Exploded View and Parts list

MAIN Electrical Parts List

Level 1 Repair

Level 2 Repair

Level 3 Repair

Reference data

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